/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7751822

Here ya go..

>>6707208
here it is

>>6024425
Here you go

Lucky for me, and humanity, I don't leave home without this.

When does /sci/ think we will make first contact? Pic semi related, it think it should be mandatory reading for everyone on the planet, and i'm not joking. Don't want some clueless idiot to be humanities first representative.

>Not posting this image yet.

Step up your game /sci/

>>4474789
This one? Quite interesting.

I'd really like to be more interested in maths, but I usually seem to find it tedious and boring. I'm interested in science and programming, but perhaps something about how I was taught growing up made it seem dull.

Please convince me, /sci/, I know deep down I'd love it (and I'd kind of need to, to get further in programming).

Pic semi related.

>>3646334
And here's another.

Continue reading my books on math so I have a chance of communication with them.

I'd say that this is a pretty good guideline.

Help me /sci/, you're my only hope.

>>2515569
Probably not what you mean, but fun and somewhat related nonetheless:)

also, bump!

anyone got more of these? anything science related

ill dump what i got

>>1777841
>>1777837
Could I trouble you to show some working out?

/sci/ can you explain Object Oriented coding to me and how it differs from sequential coding.
Could you also give me some real examples as well as metaphorical ones.

Failing that some good links and tutorials would be greatly appreciated.

I can't seem to understand this concept at all.

Hey /sci/! See, I found this info pic a while back and I understand most of you will probably think it's dumb or whatever. But it seems that most people think that whenever we make contact with aliens, they're going to be way more advanced than us.

Normally, when you hear the word "advanced," you get this picture of this awesome technology. But I was thinking, what if the advanced aliens aren't "advanced" in technology, but they're all advanced in religion?

Like, you know how religion in our society is always evolving? Whether you believe in it or not, you can't hep but argue that religion as a whole is always changing: new religions, new ideas and doctrines, new concepts of God, etc.

So what if these aliens were able to come here, not because they have this high tech space ship, but because they some how solved the mystery of God? (I can't explain how this would work, actually, but just hypothetically).

Idk, what are you're opinions about this? Discuss.

inb4: herp derp, science is the only truth, god isn't real.

Hey /sci/! See, I found this info pic a while back and I understand most of you will probably think it's dumb or whatever. But it seems that most people think that whenever we make contact with aliens, they're going to be way more advanced than us.

Normally, when you hear the word "advanced," you get this picture of this awesome technology. But I was thinking, what if the advanced aliens aren't "advanced" in technology, but they're all advanced in religion?

Like, you know how religion in our society is always evolving? Whether you believe in it or not, you can't hep but argue that religion as a whole is always changing: new religions, new ideas and doctrines, new concepts of God, etc.

So what if these aliens were able to come here, not because they have this high tech space ship, but because they some how solved the mystery of God? (I can't explain how this would work, actually, but just hypothetically).

Idk, what are you're opinions about this? Discuss.

inb4: herp derp, science is the only truth, god isn't real.